Just google the registry of deeds (or land registry depending on what they call it) for the county or town (again, depending on how they organize this info) and you should be able to find something.

Sit down and get yourself organized, you sound pretty scattered.1) Figure how much you need. 

I am organizing all the contacts that reached me during this week and I will contact you soon!

Developed a partnership with a local organization http://www.chepinc.org/ and their mission of providing transitional housing through veteran-only programs.

Developed a partnership with a local organization http://www.chepinc.org/ and their mission of providing transitional housing through veteran-only programs.

I hate all this being disorganized, its driving me nuts, I need to just get this place and have everything organized and logged accordingly...Yes, we did do a walk through before going firm on this property.So the first property we went to look at with this realtor, he actually had my wife contact the selling agent to book a walkthrough time because he did not like the selling agent at all.

Also, she'll provide tips and strategies for reducing friction with tenants, how to be organized and keeping your place/clean safe in uncertain times. 

These investors can either be individuals who are willing to invest $50,000 or $100,000 or they can be individuals or large groups/organizations with hundreds of thousands (or millions) to invest.Investors Choose to InvestThe fourth step in the process is where investors get to make a decision.The investors will make a choice, say, Hey, do I want to invest in this deal?

The majority of programs that I've seen, in cook county also require that the participant be a non-for-profit organization or a private investor partnering with one.

Hello, I’m wondering if anyone has any experience creating a nonprofit?